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...Emma M. Lind ’09, a Crimson editorial chair, is a history and literature concentrator in Winthrop House. She spent six weeks with the Harvard Study Abroad Program in Ghana this summer, studying slavery and the slave trade in West Africa and the Caribbean
Students considering studying abroad will now have to travel beyond the yard for information about semesters overseas...
...location has allowed the OIP to hire several more staff members to accommodate the College’s rising participation in international programs. The number of Harvard students studying abroad for degree credit increased from 160 in 2001-02 to 640 in 2007-08, according to the press release. OIP staff said that about 300 students attended an open house in the new location on Friday and that many of those were freshmen...
...semifinal, the team won gold by outlasting the Nigerians. If Egypt went crazy, Argentina went dragon crazy. Dragon crazy! That’s so crazy.I don’t need this level of commitment in my own country. It’s part of the joy in going abroad to see these new sights and enjoy these new celebrations.All I want is a little more. Come World Cup South Africa 2010, I just want to dance in the streets a little, maybe ride in the back of a car, and for just a couple of minutes, I want to join...
...founders leave the UC and Harvard. “No one who was around for the start of the Crimson Reading will be here in a year or two,” said UC secretary Maia Usui ’11. Hadfield is getting married, Staff is studying abroad, and the current UC members who were involved in the project will soon graduate. Usui said few people on the council now could handle the time commitment and technical know-how of maintaining CrimsonReading. Usui, who is in charge of publicity for Crimson Reading, said that going forward, the UC?...